Research On Protecting The Integrity Of Works

The protection of the right to integrity of works refers to the right to protect works from distortion and tampering.It is recognized by the international community as the core content of the author’s spiritual rights.From the emergence and development of the protection of the right to integrity of works,it has unique significance in the field of personal rights of works.China’s Copyright Law has made a brief provision on this right,but there are still some loopholes,for example,the meaning of "distortion and alteration" is not clear,and the boundaries of relevant rights such as the right of modification and the right of adaptation are not clear,and there are not unique infringement identification standards for protecting the right of integrity of works.Compared with Berne Convention,the expression "damaging the author’s reputation" has been deleted from the provisions on the protection of the right to integrity of works in China’s legislation,but the selection of infringement standards is still unclear in the current legislation.In this paper,through theoretical analysis on the right,this paper discusses the significance,further defined the connotation of "distort and tamper with",combing with the modification,the relationship between rights and rights in accordance with the principle of balancing of interests to protect the right of integrity under the appropriate set restrictive conditions,is conducive to protect the rights of the author and do not hinder the spread of culture.At the same time,based on the case study and theory of integrity right infringement standard,because of excessive protection can protect the right of integrity to produce great harm,so on the infringement judgment standard,should abandon the "absolute" subjective standard,but the "objective criteria" to protect the interests of the authors added more difficult,Therefore,the adoption of "relatively subjective standards" can better balance the interests of authors with the rights of disseminators and users of works.